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Just a teleprompter is already enough to cheat at these, even filmed. With a two-way mirror correctly placed, you can look directly into the camera and look perfectly normal while reading. Next steps are bone conduction microphones, smart g
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Why should I be concerned with something that doesn't exist, will certainly never exist, and even if I were generous and entertained that something that breaks every physical law of the universe starting with entropy could exist, would
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10mo ago
You simply don't like any criticism of AI, as shown by your false assertions that Pike works at Google (he left), or the fact Google and others were trying to make their data centers emit less CO2 - and that effort is completely abando
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Oh, it is not that software like freecad is not parametric by necessity ; it is just that in a parametric design process, you don't set all the parameters at once. Why? Because a) you don't overconstraint a design, and b) your pa
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Solvespace and Onshape are free and parametric.
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>Every time I've used as a CAD GUI program I would get to this point where I would need to alter a single dimension by 0.25mm and realize that _all_ of my fastener holes, cutouts, etc have to be nudged with the keyboard or mouse to
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What do you mean? I see nothing wrong with the keyboard.
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My dad used to have that Hasselblad model a loooong time ago. If you are willing to part with it (for less than the "collector" price these are sold nowadays), you could make a nice Christmas gift for him. (I am Rhododender on Red
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AI is making the workplace lonelier
(axios.com)
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Americans at every wealth level live shorter lives than e.g. Brits. https://www.ft.com/content/653bbb26-8a22-4db3-b43d-c34a0b774...
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>The poor from just about every other country in the world seem desperate to live in America Immigration to the USA, both illegal and legal, has cratered.
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The idea behind self improving AGI is that it will "get" every "new something coming along" before everyone else.
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Again an article painting an idealized picture of the past that never existed.
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This is wrong, just look at this comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46222523 LLM can't grade reliably human text. It doesn't understand it.
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11mo ago
Yeah, we got it, you hate accessibility and dyslexic people.
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11mo ago
Then you can try the existing microkernels (e.g. Minix) or a Rust microkernel (Redox). You already have what you wish for.
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"Imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever"
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>But, maybe we can make a deal—if we all end up immortal, we can make a threshold, maybe even as young as 80 or something, and have people retire and stop voting at that point. And how is that supposed to happen once the rich and powerfu
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Immortality is absolutely not compatible with our current capitalistic social system. Whenever you see startups and rich guys financing research in that domain, there is never any talk about giving it away to hoi polloi like you and me. Dea
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Oh, thanks for reminding me that Indian managers are accused to only hire other Indians (from good castes). But they do something you (and the original poster) would never do, of course! They have a mote in their eye! Look at their mote
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Public education is what made those great companies you fawn about. Public education is also something you are responsible for as a citizen. If it is shit, it is so because you let it be. Assume your responsibilities instead of hoping for &
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Yeah, because you know best. You never made any hiring mistake and you never have any bias whatsoever when you hire people. Who dared double-guess you, after you put all the effort of spending a few hours with each candidate?
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Oh, yeah, let companies be in charge of education from the kindergarten. You read cyberpunk novels and thought "yeah, I would love my country to be governed by megacorps from cradle to grave".
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These companies had no problem resisting "the president". Heck, if Bernie Sanders or AOC were elected president, do you think they would bend the knee the way they do? Trump is the president AND he is part of their in-group. They
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>Or perhaps we’ll all end up wearing some data-hoovering douche bag glasses This guy hypes up putting cameras in every car (right at the time federal agencies are siphoning every data stream to round up non-white people) and comes up wit